[CLOSED] Mark-to-base cancels another mark-to-base?
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 1:10 pm
I have the pair of marks in the following letter:
נְ֭
You can see that when I use InDesign when one of the following letters appear:
שזנ
And they have a mark of a type of scoring (I called it @mikum2) and immediately after another type of mark, in such a way that the two marks do not touch each other.
In all the letters nothing happens, but in these three letters, the second mark, its anchor is canceled as if it did not exist, and as if it does not belong to the same base.
why is it happening?
Problematic cases:
שְ֭ נַ֭ זָ שֶ נֵ זִ
Non-problematic cases:
אַ שְ נ
I emphasize that this is only in InDesign and not in Font Creator or Word.
My temporary solution is to create another mark to base at the end and define a mark filtering set.
נְ֭
You can see that when I use InDesign when one of the following letters appear:
שזנ
And they have a mark of a type of scoring (I called it @mikum2) and immediately after another type of mark, in such a way that the two marks do not touch each other.
In all the letters nothing happens, but in these three letters, the second mark, its anchor is canceled as if it did not exist, and as if it does not belong to the same base.
why is it happening?
Problematic cases:
שְ֭ נַ֭ זָ שֶ נֵ זִ
Non-problematic cases:
אַ שְ נ
I emphasize that this is only in InDesign and not in Font Creator or Word.
My temporary solution is to create another mark to base at the end and define a mark filtering set.